Baby food recipes for freezing
The Ultimate List of Baby Led Weaning Freezer Recipes
Having a freezer full of nutritious baby led weaning food, will totally save your sanity! It is by far the single best thing I ever did when I started weaning my kids. Plus, the food is great for the rest of the family as well. So one meal for everyone! Stocking up the freezer is also a great way to use up fresh ingredients and have yummy food for the days you might need it the very most. We cook a lot of double dinners like pasta sauce for example, then eat one fresh and freeze the other one. You will also be really surprised how quickly the freezer fills up when you do this.
My Favourite Baby Led Weaning Recipes
Some of my favourite finger food recipe just so happen to be freezer-friendly recipe for babies too! The entire list below are perfect to start baby led weaning and lot’s are ones that I gave Oscar from when he was just 6 months old. They are also a great one to build up a stash if you are starting weaning in a month or so as your baby is probably not quite mobile yet. Believe me, when they start moving you will get less and less done every day. It’s just the norm when it comes to being a parent.
Savoury Freezer Foods
Irish Potato Cabbage & Carrot Hash Browns
Hash browns can be frozen after they are completely cooled. Separate with parchment paper and place in a freezer bag. Reheat in the oven to crisp.
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Vegan Quiche – Tofu, Spinach & Mushroom
Quiche freezes beautifully! Cool completely and place in a freezer bag or container. Reheat in microwave for about 20-30 seconds from frozen or thaw in the refrigerator and serve cold.
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Colcannon Nuggets
These nuggets are best when frozen before cooking. You can form the nuggets on a cookie sheet. Then freeze the nuggets on the cookies sheet until firm. Once the nuggets are firm you can transfer to a freezer bag or container. Reheat as directed in the recipe, however, add a few additional minutes to the cooking time.
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Pea & Spinach Pancakes
As you’ll notice below, pancakes are one of my favourite freezer foods for baby led weaning! They freeze brilliantly! Cool pancakes completely on a wire rack, then stack the pancakes with a small bit of parchment paper between each (this keeps them from sticking together in the freezer). Place the pancakes into an airtight freezer bag and freeze for up to 3 months! Reheat in the toaster (sometimes pop them 2times) or in the microwave for 10-15 seconds.
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Chickpea & Roasted Carrot Pancakes
Cool pancakes completely on a wire rack, then stack the pancakes with a small bit of parchment paper between each (this keeps them from sticking together in the freezer). Place the pancakes into an airtight freezer bag and freeze for up to 3 months! Reheat in the toaster (sometimes pop them 2times) or in the microwave for 20-25 seconds.
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Salmon Nuggets for Baby Led Weaning
Make a double batch of these and freeze right after breading (providing your fish has not already been frozen).
When you are ready to use them, just remove from the freezer, defrost and heat in the oven as per the instructions in the recipe.
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Savoury Butternut Squash and Goats Cheese Pancakes
Cool completely, then stack the pancakes with a small bit of parchment paper between each (this keeps them from sticking together in the freezer). Place the pancakes into an airtight freezer bag and freeze for up to 3 months! Reheat in the toaster (sometimes pop them 2times) or in the microwave for 15-25 seconds.
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Vegetable Pancakes
Cool pancakes completely on a wire rack, then stack the pancakes with a small bit of parchment paper between each (this keeps them from sticking together in the freezer). Place the pancakes into an airtight freezer bag and freeze for up to 3 months! Reheat vegetable pancakes in the oven at about 180C (350F) for 7-10 min.
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Vegan Curried Butternut Squash Soup
Smooth soups like this one freeze well.
You’ll want to cool the soup completely in the refrigerator (about 2 hours) before freezing to avoid freezer burn. Remove the lid of your cooled container and wipe off the bit of moisture that has collected on the back of the lid. Reseal the container for freezing or pour into a freezer bag or large ice cube trays (for baby portions). Freeze for up to 2 months. Since soup is full of moisture, it tends to get ice crystals (freezer burn) sooner than other foods.
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Baby Led Weaning Meatless Meatballs with Garlic Bread
Meatballs (meatless or meat) freeze SUPER! Make as directed but do not cook! Freeze meatless balls on a parchment-lined cookies sheet until very firm, then transfer to a freezer bag. Freeze for up to 3 months. Cook as directed by the recipe. You may need to add a few additional minutes from frozen.
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Make-ahead Veggie Loaded Spaghetti Bolognese
Bolognese sauce is a freezer classic! Make ahead, cool completely in the fridge (2 hours), then transfer into single portions in freezer bags or containers and freeze up to 2 months.
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Veggie Loaded Cottage Pie (with 10 Veggies) – A recipe for Fussy Kids
I like to make cottage pies in small pans (disposable or otherwise), this way I can make one recipe into several individual freezer servings. Often, I double the recipe so I can have one pie tonight and freeze 2 smaller (2 serving sized) pies for another day. Like most of the recipe above, you’ll want to cool completely in the fridge before freezing. Wipe off any condensation on the lid/tin, or plastic wrap. Seal the cottage pie tightly with plastic wrap or if it fits into a freezer bag put it in there. Freeze for up to 3 months. Thaw and cook as directed or cook for about 30 additional minutes from frozen.
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Roasted Red Pepper, Spinach and Goats Cheese Quiche
A personal favourite! These are SOOOOO amazing and they freeze really well! You’ll want to cook them before freezing and cool completely before transferring to a freezer container or bag.
Freeze for up to 3 months. To heat, just pop in the microwave for about 15-20 seconds. Yum!
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Mini Baby-Friendly Quiches – Baby Led Weaning Finger Food
Here’s another quiche for you! Bake as directed, cool completely and place in a freezer bag or container. Reheat in microwave for about 20-30 seconds from frozen or thaw in the refrigerator and serve cold.
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Chicken and Veggie Pot Pie
Here is another AMAZING make-ahead double dinner! I like to make enough chicken pie for 2 dinners. Here is what you do. Double the recipe. Make the filling and pie crusts. Bake one straight away for tonight. For the second pie, cool the filling completely then place the chilled pie crust over top (you’ll want to keep it in the refrigerator to keep it firm). Cover tightly with plstic wrap and freeze the un-baked assembled chicken pie for up to 2 months. Bake as directed from frozen for an additional 20-30 minutes. Watch the pie closely, once the crust turns golden it’s likely done.
Cover the edges with tin to keep them from burning if you need to.
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Moroccan Turkey Meatballs
As with the meatless meatballs above, these freez really well. Although, with these, I may suggest you pre-cook them completely first since your dealing with raw meat. It makes things easier later down the line because all you’ll need to do is reheat them. After cooking, cool completely and store and freeze in a freezer bag for up to 3 months. Heat up in the microwave or in a pot of spaghetti sauce on the stove until heated through.
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Beetroot Kale & Goat Cheese Tart
Like quiche, tarts freeze really well! You’ll want to pre-cook and then freeze these savoury tarts. They can be reheated in the microwave for 20-50 seconds (depending on the size tart you choose to make).
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Sweet Freezer Foods
Mini Muffin Baby Brownies Bites with Green Frosting
You can freeze these brownie bites with the frosting on top! Place in an airtight container and freeze just like so! They thaw quickly (about 15-25 minutes on the counter).
That’s it, thaw and enjoy! Freeze for up to 2 months (but they’ll be best within 1 month).
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Raspberry Buckwheat Pancakes
As you may have noticed, I loke pancakes for baby-led weaning. Cool pancakes completely on a wire rack, then stack the pancakes with a small bit of parchment paper between each (this keeps them from sticking together in the freezer). Place the pancakes into an airtight freezer bag and freeze for up to 2 months (since they have fruit I don’t freeze as long as other pancakes)! Reheat in the toaster (sometimes pop them 2times) or in the microwave for 10-15 seconds.
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Passion Fruit Mini Cheesecakes for Baby Led Weaning
Cheesecake is synonymous with the freezer storage and this healthy version is no different! Make it, freeze it, it’s that simple. Seriously. Keeps for about 2-3 months depending on how much fruit you place on top. They will keep the longest if you freeze without the fruit toppings.
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Baby led weaning Egg-Free Pancakes with Pineapple Coulis
How repetitive are the pancake notes getting? Cool pancakes completely on a wire rack, then stack the pancakes with a small bit of parchment paper between each (this keeps them from sticking together in the freezer). Place the pancakes into an airtight freezer bag and freeze for up to 3 months! Reheat in the toaster (sometimes pop them 2 times) or in the microwave for 10-15 seconds. The pineapple coulis can be frozen separately in a small container or in and ice cube tray until frozen, then transferred to a freezer bag.
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Egg-Free Mango and Coconut Vegan Muffins
Like pancakes, muffins freeze super too! Cool completely and place in a freezer bag. Freeze for up to 3 months. I tend to take a few out the night before so they are naturally thawed in the morning. If I forget, I just pop them in the microwave for 10 seconds or so (for mini muffins).
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Red Velvet Pancakes with Banana Nice Cream
So this one is like a breakfast treat. It’s all refined sugar-free though. The pancakes go wonderfully on their own, but I do like to add some banana “nice cream” on top to make them like dessert for breakfast. Don’t worry, nice cream is literally just bananas…frozen…and blended and kids LOVE it. You can freeze the pancakes as directed for all the other pancakes on this page. The nice cream is best if you make it fresh since it IS frozen bananas blended. If you do it ahead you’ll have a frozen solid lump of, well, bananas. It’s all about the texture, so just freeze some bananas and blend them to serve.
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Sweet Potato & Orange Chocolate Truffles- Refined Sugar Free
These truffles are soooooo good. They are chilled to begin with, so you can freeze them right away. Just be cautious when you are thawing them to eat since the chocolate tends to sweat just a little.
I like to take them out of the freezer bag and place on a little parchment in the fridge to thaw. This way they sweat a little less and don’t end up sticking to each other in the bag. Store in the fridge after thawing until you’re ready to eat them. I actually enjoy them frozen but you’ll want them to be soft for babies and toddlers… 🙂
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Lemon & Maple Pancakes
Cool pancakes completely on a wire rack, then stack the pancakes with a small bit of parchment paper between each (this keeps them from sticking together in the freezer). Place the pancakes into an airtight freezer bag and freeze for up to 3 months! Reheat in the toaster (sometimes pop them 2 times) or in the microwave for 10-15 seconds.
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Healthy Strawberry Tarts
Strawberry tarts are so popular with kids, I think it’s the strawberry on top? Anyway! They freeze nicely. You’ll want to assemble them on a cookie sheet and freeze the sheet until the yoghurt filling if fully frozen.
Then transfer the tarts to a solid container (to avoid breaking the crust). I like to stack them 2-3 rows high with a tiny bit of parchment between (like my pancakes). Thaw in the refrigerator for about an hour or two before serving.
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Wheat & Oat Pancakes with Banana Nice-Cream
As with other pancakes, you’ll want to cool and freeze these with a little parchment in-between. Oats and wheat can get a bit dry/crumbly if you freeze for too long so I’d recommend freezing these pancakes for about 2 months.
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Apple Cinnamon & Raisin Muffins- Refined Sugar-Free
These mini muffins make a great idea for baby breakfast and fast! Cool completely and place in a freezer bag. Freeze for up to 3 months. I tend to take a few out the night before so they are naturally thawed in the morning. If I forget, I just pop them in the microwave for 10 seconds or so (for mini muffins).
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Quinoa & Banana Flourless Pancakes
These pancakes are extra moist and freeze nicely.
Cool completely on a wire rack, then stack the pancakes with a small bit of parchment paper (especially important with these extra moist pancakes) between each, this keeps them from sticking together in the freezer. Place the pancakes into an airtight freezer bag and freeze for up to 3 months! Reheat in the toaster (sometimes pop them 2 times) or in the microwave for 10-15 seconds.
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Sweet Potato Spiced Waffles with Crushed Pecans
I love to freeze waffles! I find that smaller, more shallow waffles freeze the best, but if you only have a deep Belgian waffle iron, they will freeze nicely too. Cool completely on a wire rack and stack in layers of 2-3 and place in a freezer bag. You won’t need parchment paper since the grooves help the waffles separate more easily when frozen. Reheat in the toaster with 1-2 pops!
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Sweet Rhubarb Baby Led Weaning Muffins
My little Oscar loves rhubarb so we always make a few batches of these mini breakfast muffins for the freezer.
Cool completely and place in a freezer bag. Freeze for up to 3 months. I tend to take a few out the night before so they are naturally thawed in the morning. If I forget, I just pop them in the microwave for 10 seconds or so (for mini muffins).
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Baby Breakfast Cookies
Breakfast and cookies go together like… milk and cookies? Ok, milk and healthy baby breakfast cookies go together as a perfect baby breakfast idea! I do recommend baking these before freezing since the dough is not like your typical flour-based cookie dough. It’s more like baked oatmeal. Bake, cool on a rack and place in a freezer bag. You can add the jam once they are thawed, but if you prefer to add it straight away, you’ll need to freeze the cookies on a cookie sheet until the jam is frozen, then transfer to a freezer bag.
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50 Make Ahead, Freezer Friendly Meals for Baby Led Weaning (and First Foods!)
On May 1, 2021 by Kate Lee
Real, whole-food recipes for your baby or toddler that meet your Baby Led Weaning goals, and are easy to make and freeze ahead for those last-minute meals when you feel rushed!
What is Baby Led Weaning? (“BLW” for short)
Baby Led Weaning is a style of feeding infants and toddlers that allows them to feed themselves from the beginning.
Food is many times prepared in thick, sliced, and finger-shaped pieces that they can hold easily themselves. The food is also soft, providing a low risk of choking. Generally, you will start with single-ingredient “first” foods and then move to mixed foods containing more than one ingredient.
- Roasted sweet potato wedges
- Steamed broccoli
- Melon or mango slices
- Banana
- Avocado spears
- Strips of meat like lamb, beef, or chicken for sucking
**These should all generally be soft and squishy with the exception of the meat, which infants will typically suck on versus actually chewing
Things you should avoid:- Anything too hard, sticky, or cut into a size that might cause choking
- Too much added salt or sugar
- Honey before age 1 (to avoid botulism)
- Cow’s milk (or plant-based milk) as a beverage before age 1 (Breast milk or formula should be the primary beverage; small amounts of dairy, such as full-fat yogurt, in food is generally fine.
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Information and recipes related to baby-led weaning on our site should never be interpreted as medical or feeding advice. Always consult your child’s pediatrician, dietitian, or feeding therapist before introducing solids or making changes to your baby’s feeding routine.
Where to learn more about baby-led weaning:
If you’re thinking about doing baby-led weaning but aren’t sure where to start, here are a few resources recommended by our Registered Dietitian.
- Feeding Littles – A dietitian and feeding therapist duo offering courses as well as great free Instagram content on baby-led weaning and toddler feeding
- Born to Eat: Whole, Healthy Foods from Baby’s First Bite by Leslie Schilling, MA, RDN, and Wendy Jo Peterson, MS, RDN
- Consult with a local Registered Dietitian or feeding therapist who is well versed in baby-led weaning
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These recipes are best for:
Families who have used baby-led weaning to safely introduce a variety of single-ingredient “first” foods and are now looking for meals safe for baby-led weaning that the whole family can eat –– kids and adults included!
These recipes are:- Simple and uncomplicated
- Family-friendly
- Kid-Approved
- Fast to make
- Easy to freeze for later
- Keep well in the fridge or freezer
- 100% real, whole ingredients
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How do I freeze them?
If you want to make them for the fridge, follow the first recipe link given by some of our amazing recipe partners.
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- Broccoli Cheese Breakfast Egg Muffins by Easy Peazy Meals | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Oatmeal Power Bites by TIDBITS | Our Freezer Friendly Version
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Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Quinoa Muffins by Once A Month Meals
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- Slow Cooker Applesauce by Real Creative Real Organized | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Moist and Delicious Banana Blueberry Muffins by Once A Month Meals
- Pizza Puff Appetizers by Confessions of an Overworked Mom | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Guacamole by Scratch to Basics | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Baked Sweet Potato Fries by Scratch to Basics | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Coconut Oatmeal Protein Cookies by Wondermom Wannabe | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Easy Carrot Bread by Creative Savings | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Banana and Zucchini Muffins by Pennies Into Pearls | Our Freezer Friendly Version
Homemade Cheesy Rice by Once A Month Meals
Side Dish- Oven Potato Wedges by Once A Month Meals
- Homemade Cheesy Rice by Once A Month Meals
- Caulitatoes by Traditional Cooking School | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Pumpkin Mac and Cheese by Hey Nutrition Lady | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Instant Pot Mashed Sweet Potatoes by A Mind Full Mom | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Oven Roasted Butternut Squash by Sustainable Cooks | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Instant Pot Basic Risotto by TIDBITS | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Twice Baked Potato Bites by So Very Blessed | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Instant Pot Corn Casserole by The Typical Mom | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Maple Cinnamon Apple Pearsauce by Once A Month Meals
- Instant Pot Simple Side: Green Beans by Once A Month Meals
- Instant Pot Seasoned Broccoli by Once A Month Meals
Healthy Fish Sticks by Once A Month Meals
Entree- Maple Mustard Grilled Salmon by Once A Month Meals
- Paleo Avocado Tuna Salad by Cook Eat Paleo | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Paleo Salmon Cakes by Sustainable Cooks| Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Healthy Fish Sticks by Once A Month Meals
- Pineapple Ginger Flank Steak by Once A Month Meals
- Baked Cheese-Filled Meatballs by Once A Month Meals
- Baked Turkey and Spinach Meatballs by Once A Month Meals
- BBQ Meatloaf by Once A Month Meals
- Slow Cooker Balsamic Shredded Beef by Organize Yourself Skinny | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Instant Pot Shredded BBQ Cream Cheese Chicken by 365 Days of Slow Cooking | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Beyond Easy Pulled Pork by Sarah Fragoso| Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Grilled Greek Chicken by Easy Peazy Mealz | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Instant Pot Maple Mustard Chicken by Once A Month Meals
- Paleo Baked Lemon Chicken Tenders by Once A Month Meals
- Slow Cooker Lemon Garlic Chicken and Rice by A Mind Full Mom | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Slow Cooker Turkey Bolognese Sauce by Cook Eat Paleo | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Panko Crusted Parsley and Dijon Tilapia by The Healthy Home Cook | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Granny’s Italian Beef by Once A Month Meals
- Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Mac and Cheese by So Very Blessed | Our Freezer Friendly Version
- Maple Balsamic BBQ Tofu by Vegan Dad | Our Freezer Friendly Version
Whether you are brand new to Baby Led Weaning or cooking real food & whole food meals, we want you to feel supported with the best resources and recipes to get your family started or to keep going.
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- 52 Ways to Eat Real Food
- How to Save Money on Real Food
- 2-n-1 Real Food Instant Pot or Slow Cooker Meal Plan
- Where to Begin with Real Food
- 101 Real Food Freezer Meals
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- 25 Kid-Friendly Gluten-Free Recipes
- Ultimate Kid-Friendly Lunch Recipes List
- Freezer Friendly On-the-Go Kids Snacks!
- 20 Easy-to-Make Lunchbox Ideas for You or Your Kids!
- Kids in the Freezer Cooking Kitchen (Grouped by age!)
- Freezer Friendly Back To School Recipes
- How to Pack School Lunches with Freezer Meals
- 25 Lunch Box Freezer Recipes
- 50 Easy Back-to-School Breakfast Recipes
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What to cook for children, menu from 1 to 7 years old: 350 recipes with photos
Recipes for meals that can be prepared for a child with step by step photos. Breakfasts, lunches, dinners, afternoon snacks. Dishes like in kindergarten. Proven recipes with cooking times
Kindergarten Recipes Dinner Recipes for Kids Breakfast Recipes for Kids Soup recipes for kids Salad Recipes for Kids Recipes for baking and sweets for children side dish recipes for kids How to "hide" vegetables for kids Thinking out what to cook for a child is another quest, because food should be both tasty and healthy, and meet many more children's whims.
Here you will find many suitable recipes for children to prepare for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Read more
Openwork pancakes with milk will decorate the table for Maslenitsa like no other.
One of the best soup options for children is, of course, with meatballs.
An airy and infinitely delicious cake made from the simplest ingredients, easy and quick to prepare - this is a cake with sour cream and raisins.
Incredibly tender, tasty and healthy chicken liver pancakes are obtained according to this PP recipe.
Donuts according to the classic recipe are cooked on kefir and from the simplest ingredients.
Salad with carrots, apples and dried fruits - a great option for a children's menu from 2 to 6 years old.
Mannik is one of the simplest and most economical types of baking. It is the easiest to prepare.
The recipe for a cake with raisins in milk is very simple. You don't need to beat anything for him.
An excellent low-calorie no-bake dessert for the New Year is panna cotta.
The low-calorie version of the Potato cake will never replace the original.
Quince has a pleasant aroma and delicate fruity taste, and can be used to make a variety of dishes, including delicious desserts.
These fragrant yeast-free dough tarts with juicy apple filling bake very quickly.
Sweet braided yeast dough with cinnamon - soft inside, spectacular, with caramelized crispy edges.
Royal cheesecake, despite its name, is more like a sweet pie with crumbly crispy dough and a delicate cheesecake-like filling.
A wonderful recipe for meatballs for children is hedgehogs, I cook them in a pan.
Cheesecakes with cottage cheese from yeast dough - a wonderful weekend breakfast.
Funny hedgehogs with gravy will surely please your kids. Light sour cream sauce goes well with unusual meatballs.
The recipe for the most delicious cake - this, of course, sounds subjective.
But yes, I have it.
This simple and delicious cheesecake recipe uses only available and inexpensive ingredients.
Curd cake with raisins bakes quite quickly in the oven and will become a lifesaver for the arrival of guests and home tea drinking.
Carrot cake according to the classic recipe is prepared quite simply. And the products for him are also simple.
Meringue is a sweet, crunchy dessert made with minimal ingredients.
This grated cottage cheese pie always pleases my family with its aroma and taste, I bake it in the oven.
Many people remember from childhood the taste of tender cake Mishka in the north. Thin shortbreads soaked in fragrant sour cream with vanilla and a light crunch of walnuts.
Thinking out what to cook for a child is another quest, because food should be both tasty and healthy, and meet many more children's whims.
Here you will find many suitable recipes for children to prepare for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
For your convenience, we have divided the recipes into categories: breakfasts for children, soups for children, side dishes for children, dinners for children, desserts for children.
There is also a category of recipes “how to hide vegetables for children in baking” – for those mothers whose children cannot stand everything healthy and prefer to eat only sweets. :)
All recipes are suitable for children's menus, tested by our authors and their children, so feel free to choose what suits you!
You will also be interested in our training “How to teach a child to eat right in 2 weeks”.
150 dishes with step by step photos
Recipes according to GOST for children in kindergarten from 1 to 7 years. Proven recipes with step by step photos, calories and cooking time. Breakfasts for children, lunches, dinners
Breakfast like in kindergarten Porridge like in kindergarten Soups like in kindergarten Second courses like in kindergarten Side dishes like in kindergarten Kindergarten vegetable recipes Desserts and pastries like in kindergarten Salads like in kindergarten Children are often reluctant to eat in kindergarten.
The food is unusual, not homemade, “strange”.
But it often happens the other way around: “I want it to be like in a kindergarten!”. If this is your case, then this collection of kindergarten-style recipes is perfect for you and your child. Read more
Quince has a pleasant aroma and delicate fruity taste, and can be used to make a variety of dishes, including delicious desserts.
With or without apples, with jam or sour cream, these pancakes are good for everyone.
Sauerkraut soup like in kindergarten is recommended for older children.
Kindergarten-style cheese omelette is a wonderful breakfast for the whole family. Due to the presence of cheese in the recipe, the omelet is not bland, so parents will also like it.
Oranges are citrus fruits that we see on the shelves of shops all year round.
Fish baked in an omelette like in a kindergarten - a dish that is absolutely predictable in taste.
So many parents experience their children's dislike for vegetables, and this is often frustrating.
Adding another great soup to my kindergarten recipe box. Bean dishes are always hearty and healthy, and green peas, moreover, not only cook quickly, but also please with their beautiful green color.
After a year, the children's menu expands significantly and one of the first dishes that are introduced into the diet of babies is puree soups.
Pretty satisfying, thanks to potatoes, and fresh, thanks to cucumber, the salad will surely appeal to children.
In winter and spring, it is recommended to introduce dried fruits into the children's diet, since fresh fruits at this time of the year contain much less vitamins and nutrients.
Another salad in the piggy bank of recipes according to the kindergarten's technological maps.
From the age of about a year, fruits are introduced into the child's diet. Of course, if a child has few teeth and still cannot chew pieces, then we can only talk about fruit purees.
I would never have thought that rabbit meatballs like in kindergarten can be so tender and juicy!
Carrots stewed with rice and prunes, like in kindergarten - hearty, tasty, slightly sweet and, thanks to prunes, very fragrant dish.
Almost everyone remembers this pasta and cottage cheese casserole, it was a frequent guest on the tables in many kindergartens.
Boiled pasta baked with eggs, as in kindergarten, is suitable not only for a children's table, but can also be an interesting side dish for people on a diet (suitable for diets No. 3, No. 4c, diets No. 6, 7, 8, 10 , 11 and 15).
Soup-puree from zucchini, like in kindergarten, turns out to be very tender, calm, pleasant to the taste.
How many children love cauliflower? I don't know them :) Usually, the very smell of boiled cauliflower already drives the children out of the kitchen, but not in this case.
Fish patties with vegetables baked like in kindergarten - quite an interesting dish.
Delicious and fragrant garnish with a golden crust is potatoes baked in sour cream, like in a kindergarten.
Now even small children know that it is healthy to eat vegetables, but few people realize that the color of these vegetables is also of great importance.
Delicious, hearty and healthy chopped chicken fillet with scrambled eggs and vegetables, cooked like in a kindergarten, the whole family will like it.
Using the most common and familiar products in every kitchen, let's cook krupenik like in kindergarten.
Children are often reluctant to eat in kindergarten. The food is unusual, not homemade, “strange”.
But it often happens the other way around: “I want it like in a kindergarten!”. If this is your case, then this collection of kindergarten-style recipes is perfect for you and your child.
In addition, all the recipes from this collection are prepared according to technological maps for preschool institutions and are ideal for organizing baby food.
If your "Nehochuha" eats mostly pasta and refuses to eat anything else, you will find suitable options here to diversify your child's diet.
For example, if a child eats semolina in kindergarten but refuses to eat it at home, you can find here the recipe for semolina in the form in which the child eats it in kindergarten.
